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Why did he leave the door open if he didn't want anyone to enter? He should've had it closed already.
There is probably a clear - written-down - rule about the driver not closing the doors when unable to observe them.
I have never even heard of that rule. I have gotten plenty of free rides that same way.
and this is why you "threaten" to sue, so you get a free busride. I did that an it actually worked. ( note you don't actually sue just threaten)
please note that it won't actually hold in court and that method only works pon stupid people.
I have no sympathy for you. At all. Then again, at least in England the doors are always shut if there's no driver on board, and they take their money with them. Then 9 time out of 10 when the next driver gets on, if there's anyone on the bus, he checks their tickets...meh. Either way, YDI.
Bus drivers don't have access to the money that they collect.
where i live if the bus is open you're free to come inside; the bus drivers never check after they get on to see if everyone on board has a pass. they just sit in their seat and wait to drive off.
I always do this. Wait, we aren't talking about school busses, are we?
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Why did he leave the door open if he didn't want anyone to enter? He should've had it closed already.
please note that it won't actually hold in court and that method only works pon stupid people.